November 20, 2008
Forex day trading system – To give the dealer his ¼-point fee, of course, the price will have to go to 103¾ on a round-lot transaction after the order reaches the floor.
But if it does, he will sell you 30 shares at your specified price of 104. In the same circumstances, a limit order to sell American Tobacco at 104 would be executed at the round-lot price of 104¼. What happens when a stock rises or falls more than the …› or ¼ -point the dealer is entitled to? National Cash Register is at 67½, and you wish to buy at 66. The dealer will meet your order when the round-lot price hits 65¾. The stock backs down to 65, goes to 66½, 66V4, and then in a thin market it plummets to 64½.
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